Open your mind

In Esperia, when the 7 Shapes wrote One Daily Tale, they thought deeply about one aspect that was utterly important: having an open mind.

Why? Because it was one of the fundamental keys to creating a world filled with harmony.

With an open mind, two seemingly opposite ideas can eventually merge into one.

The concept of “One for all and all for one” becomes a reality.

And it then becomes clear that this flexibility is something that must be cultivated.

Because it is something that can be worked on! And the more you work on it, the better you get at it—but the more you also realize how much further you still need to go. It is literally a journey in itself.

But this journey brings with it a more fulfilled life, because when you are more open to the world, you finally begin to appreciate it more.

And you will want to protect it.

Want to share?


Comments

Leave a Reply


Our latest tales

  • The Shadow of Wisdom

    The Shadow of Wisdom

    As for Wisdom, the Shadow within each of the Espers was no less present. On the contrary, when faced with difficult questions or complex problems, this Shadow would often avoid the real issue and instead answer something simpler, something it was capable of solving without effort. That was why the Espers sometimes behaved in contradictory…

    Read more

  • The Shadow of Balance

    The Shadow of Balance

    In a world of choices that seemed almost infinite, where overconsumption had been made possible by the abundance resulting from the use of magic, the Espers were overwhelmed by sensory stimuli and bombarded with information. It was difficult, then, for the Shadow present within each Esper to make the choices that would promote the balance…

    Read more

  • The Shadow of Time

    The Shadow of Time

    The Shadow that resides within each Esper has the unfortunate tendency to prioritize short-term benefits for its host. When an Esper reacts unconsciously, their Shadow takes over and acts in their place. Instead of thinking about the long term, which is difficult and requires time, effort, and concentration, their Shadow prefers the lure of an…

    Read more

  • Shadow and Light

    Shadow and Light

    “Without light, no shadow can appear; there is only darkness.” Cha Cha, our platypus friend, had attended a public event where silence was expected. Yet among the audience, two spectators paid little attention to this rule and kept talking, disturbing the people around them. This experience led him to reflect on the Shadow that belongs…

    Read more

  • The Shadow of Willpower

    The Shadow of Willpower

    Let us continue our little journey exploring the Shadow that slumbers within every Esper and reveals itself unconsciously. Today, let us take a closer look at the Shadow of Willpower. Yesterday, Kenko, the Shape of Health, explained how our Shadow sometimes acts against our long-term well-being. When it comes to responsibility and willpower, the Shadow…

    Read more

  • The Shadow of Health

    The Shadow of Health

    The Espers were now learning to perceive their Shadow by developing their StarDust. Thanks to the efforts of the Seven Shapes and their writings, which took the form of One Daily Tale, their civilization now embraced, among its founding values, the daily balance of the five elements, allowing their StarDust to flourish. For the element…

    Read more

  • Perceiving One’s Shadow

    Perceiving One’s Shadow

    The discovery of the StarDust had revealed the existence of a Shadow within every Esper. Long ago, some philosophers already spoke of the importance of knowing oneself, and Eklea, the Shape of Awareness, believed that what they were truly referring to was this Shadow. “This Shadow is a part of us. It is neither good…

    Read more

  • Irresistible Innocence

    Irresistible Innocence

    “The circle of life,” Gurumin said with a smile, knowing those words would awaken childhood memories in some hearts. “A new generation arrives, and the older one passes on its experience, its knowledge, and its skills.” “Then it becomes their turn to teach, and the cycle continues.” Yet this obvious truth had gradually faded away,…

    Read more